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1977 Mercedes 450SL 

Gateway Classic Cars of Orlando is proud to offer a 1977 Mercedes 450SL. The Mercedes-Benz SL name has always signified a certain level of automotive style and sophistication, and each new generation seems both to define and be defined by its era. Such was the case when the R107 model SL came on the scene in 1972 as a replacement for the popular 230/250/280SL W113 series. The family of models existed with minimal changes until 1989, a remarkable production run for a luxury convertible. With the R107, Mercedes debuted a V-8 engine in the convertible lineup, which was necessary given the new SL’s relative girthy 3,400-pound weight. Styling was typically conservative and somewhat reminiscent of the pagoda top cars, and despite dimensions more or less the same, the R107 appeared to be much larger. The first-year cars were dubbed 350SL in keeping with the model designation for Europe, despite actually carrying a 4.5-liter V-8 underhood. The fuel-injected V-8 featured an overhead cam and delivered 230 horsepower. It was paired with a three-speed automatic, with no manual transmission on offer. Suspension was fully independent and four-wheel disc braking was standard. For 1973, the car’s name was revised and 450SL would be the model designation moving forward. Also revised this year was the way in which horsepower was rated, and the new SAE net meant the 450SL’s power was listed at 190 hp. The following year, the 450SL grew large safety bumpers front and rear in keeping with federal regulations. This 1977 Mercedes 450SL is a stunning looking car. Options include manual top, AC, & power windows. The Mercedes has very low miles of only 65,500. This 1977 Mercedes 450SL can be seen including 100+ HD pictures and video at www.GatewayClassicCars.com. For additional information please call 407-771-2000 or http://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/orlando/1977/mercedes-benz/450-sl-S277.html - See more at: http://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/orlando/1977/mercedes-benz/450-sl-S277.html#sthash.PacBjcfi.dpuf SOLD

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